Bonner Leaves Moscow for Italy Medical Travel
Yelena Bonner wife of dissident Andrei Sakharov told reporters she could not answer questions as she prepared to fly to Italy for medical treatment and a reunion with her children in the United States. She said she would not speak publicly and showed a signed pledge not to talk to the press. The 62 year old Bonner, suffering heart and eye ailments, had not been in Moscow since spring 1984 when detained in Gorky on anti Soviet slander charges.
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Moscow
Yelena Bonner
Andrei Sakharov
Italy
United States
Tax Commission to Crack Down on Delinquent Tax Payers
After a three month amnesty period, the South Carolina Tax Commission vows a hard push against tax evaders. Spokesman Gary Turner cites about 30 000 delinquent taxpayers with 6 000 to 10 000 expected to pay by amnesty deadline. Columbia offices report heavy walk in and mail traffic.
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State Tax Commission
Gary Turner
Commission
Columbia
the Tax Commission
Turner
Obituaries List for South Carolina Notables
Death notices include Mrs. Sarah D. Caruso in North Augusta Pete McBurnette of Graniteville Mrs. Sadie M. Hamilton in Aiken Mrs. Edna P. Androk of Aiken Mrs. Sallie T. Marshall of Washington D C Robert Ell Cox in Andrews Mrs. Ashley P. Cook of Hampton Mrs. Lula B. Seay of Spartanburg Frederick C. Harmon of Charlotte Lloyd E. McKenzie of Columbia Details continue on Page 2B.
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Sarah D. Caruso
North Augusta
Pete McBurnette
Graniteville
Sadie M. Hamilton
Aiken
Edna P. Androk
Sallie T. Marshall
Washington, D.C
Robert Ell Cox
Andrews
Ashley P. Cook
Hampton
Lula B. Seay
Spartanburg
Frederick C. Harmon
Charlotte
N.C
Lloyd E. McKenzie
Columbia
Warm spell ends with cold front for South Carolina
A fast-moving cold front ends mild November weather in South Carolina with subfreezing temps expected tonight in the mountains and mid-20s inland. Flood warnings rise as several rivers surpass flood stage and Gov. Riley cancels the state Christmas tree lighting.
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National Weather Service
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Weather Service
Piedmont
Jim Lowe
Pee Dee
Cheraw
Broad River
Edisto River
Lowe
New Business Starts Rise in South Carolina
South Carolina shows a 6.2 percent rise in new business registrations in the first ten months of 1985, outpacing regional and national declines of 29.4 percent and 32.2 percent. Analysts note service sector growth while credit activity varies by measure. Richard Ellson of USC cautions about sector demand lag.
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South Carolina
State Employment Security Commission
Dun and
Bradstreet
Richard Ellson
University of South Carolina
College of Business Administration
Second Storm Smashes West With Snow
A second major Pacific storm brings heavy snow from the central Rockies to the western Great Lakes and from Oklahoma to the Canadian border. Dozens are affected by wind chills and record lows, while tornado damage occurs in Alabama and blizzard conditions grip the upper Midwest.
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Cascade Mountains
Washington
Oregon
Rockies
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
Canadian
Man Rescued After Hanging 25 Feet Above San Diego Bank
A 35 year old transient dangled from an air vent rope for two days at the Sumitomo Bank building in downtown San Diego. Richard Batiste said he was trapped since about 10 p.m. Friday when a rope broke while he was lowering himself through the vent. He fell roughly 30 feet and became wedged at the waist, unable to move. Police Lt. Jack Tipton reported the rescue by police and firefighters.
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SAN Diego
Richard Batiste
Sumitomo Bank
Jack Tipton
Caution Tonight With Fires Pets and Plants
As freezing temperatures arrive, fire safety tips urge checking heaters and vents, disposing of fireplace ashes properly, and keeping combustibles away from heaters. SPCA cautions about outdoor animals needing wind protection, straw warmth, and a heat source, while indoor pets should not be left outside for extended periods.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Pete Frommer
Frommer
SPCA
Bob Young
Young
Perry on TV Bears Dolphins clash in Miami on ABC
William Perry and the Chicago Bears face the Miami Dolphins in Miami as they attempt to stay undefeated. Plumber John Owens advises protecting pipes with running water if needed and turning on both hot and cold taps far from the heater. Ex tension service expert Tom Earle says to bring tender houseplants indoors and harvest remaining fruits and vegetables before the freeze, while covering blooming shrubs to protect them.
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William Perry
Chicago Bears
Miami Dolphins
Miami
ABC TV
John Owens
Owens Plumbing Company
Owens
Tom Earle
Aiken Clemson Extension Service
Earle
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Fla
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Gary Forster
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